Strymon BigSky MX - Better than Ever?

For this Signal Colors Primer I'm diving into the default 100 presets of the Strymon BigSky MX - the newly updated classic from Strymon. This version adds a lot under the hood like dual reverbs, convolution reverbs (impulse response), new modes, a faster processor and 32bit float audio processing - this thing is a beast. Hang out while I try it out with the OP-1F and come back if you want to see more of this one in action.
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[@erniecf]

great now I want one :)

[@Duskmos]

Haha sorry not sorry! It's sweet. I feel like it could be the *only* reverb anyone could need or want. I have some other favorites as well obviously (I'm sideyeing my pedal shelf right now haha) but if you only had one, this could cover SO much ground...

[@tokiboi6777]

Did they put in a mode where the middle know is on/ff and left and right a preset up and down? the stupid double knob thing is too dangerous.

[@Duskmos]

Now the left is Preset A and middle is Preset B (so like patch 84 for example would be 84A and 84B) which is kinda cool if you have 2 versions of a preset you want to use on a track, to quick jump between two variations of the same one, or two different presets for two parts of the same song for example. The right one is the infinite freeze. =)